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. ♪ ♪ this is a stunning work of technology. ♪ this is the 2013 lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> the mayhem began last night. they shot the m.i.t. police officer in the head and killed him. the suspects carjacked a mercedes suv. >> there is a massive manhunt under way. we're asking people to shelter in place. in other words, to stay indoors. >> that pursuit ended up in watertown, massachusetts. a massive dragnet has ensued. >> officials apparently on the lookout for some accomplices other than the suspects that are related to the bombing itself. >> they were also looking for another suspect who they believed may have hopped on an amtrak train south toward connecticut. they did not find anyone on that train. they do not know if this person still has any explosives or what might happen. >> just heard the uncle of the suspects obviously distancing himself from the individuals themselves. >> i say if you're alive, turn yourself in and ask for forgiveness. >> welcome back to cnbc. breaking news. want to take you to a live picture of fenway park
. ♪ ♪ this is a stunning work of technology. ♪ this is the 2013 lexus es and the first-ever es hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> the mayhem began last night. they shot the m.i.t. police officer in the head and killed him. the suspects carjacked a mercedes suv. >> there is a massive manhunt under way. we're asking people to shelter in place. in other words, to stay indoors. >> that pursuit ended up in watertown, massachusetts. a massive dragnet has ensued....
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and zap technology. arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. . >> and welcome back to cnbc again, just to alert you to what the news that broke moments ago is -- this is careful in the language. law enforcement officials have said that a suspect -- a susp t suspect. >> that's because there has been lack of clarity of whether or not they were looking for a third person or not. >> it would be they are keenly aware there could be two people or they're not quite sure. >> fitch has tripped the united kingdom, downgrading to aaa plus. fitch says the downgrade. moody's had downgraded the uk in february. to buy control of the company that imports corona to the u.s. >> and sea world posting a strong debut. the stock up over 20% since this morning. the company priced at the top of its expected range last night. shares of ibm continue to weigh on
and zap technology. arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. . >> and welcome back to cnbc again, just to alert you to what the news that broke moments ago is -- this is careful in the language. law enforcement officials have said that a suspect -- a susp t suspect. >> that's because there has been lack of...
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the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. >>> welcome back, everyone. if you are just joining us this morning, police shut down the area of watertown, massachusetts. this is the areas and the communities surrounding boston. there is an active manhunt under way for the second suspect in monday's bombings of the boston marathon. the first suspect has already been killed in a shoot-out early tphorp this morning. the second suspect is on the run. police have been telling people to stay in thur homes in watertown and the surrounding townships. this has been playing out since 10:15, 10:20 last night. it took place near m.i.t.'s campus and went from cambridge to waterbridge. the buses and subways in boston have been shut down as well. people are being advised to stay inside, stay in their homes and stay away. the mayor and actually the governor of massachusetts has told people that businesses should decide whether they want to be open or not. logan airport is operating under
the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. >>> welcome back, everyone. if you are just joining us this morning, police shut down the area of watertown, massachusetts. this is the areas and the communities surrounding boston. there is an active manhunt under way for the second suspect in monday's bombings of the boston marathon. the first suspect has already been killed in a shoot-out early tphorp this...
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. >>> it's really about technology. because none of these unconventional shale plays would matter if we didn't have the tech to make it economical to drill it. what we really have is an energy technology revolution and these advances aren't unique to north america. they're spreading all over the globe, and who's spearheading this transformation? who represents the vanguard of the oil revolution and its intellectual property? easy. that's core labs. clb. i like to think of it as a technology company that happens to be in the oil service business. core's proprietary technology helps oil companies figure out where to drill. it also helps them squeeze more crude out of existing reservoirs. now, core labs got hit hard today, down $3.41, 2.63%. the company just reported a terrific quarter. 7 cent earnings beat off $1.15 basis. revenue coming in higher than expected up 11% year over year. and raising its guidance for next quarter. don't have a lot of companies doing that. i think the stock bounces back and then some tomorrow.
. >>> it's really about technology. because none of these unconventional shale plays would matter if we didn't have the tech to make it economical to drill it. what we really have is an energy technology revolution and these advances aren't unique to north america. they're spreading all over the globe, and who's spearheading this transformation? who represents the vanguard of the oil revolution and its intellectual property? easy. that's core labs. clb. i like to think of it as a...
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>> we have the right technology. you never have enough people being able to do that. but we have no motivation for social reasons for political reaso reasons. we don't have the political will to do it. >> to do profiling or to do a closer watch of people's profiles? >> both. both. >> what is interesting to me, if i googled, you know, sailing lessons, new york city -- >> google follows you. >> google follows me. all of a sudden, i'll start getting ads from sailboat operations. this kid, man, terrorist, 26-year-old, how far old he was, is apparently looking up bomb making plans on al qaeda-linked websites based in yemen. why do we have a problem with -- if someone is looking those things up, why do we have a problem with that versus google or others saying, hey, sullivan is -- >> behind the scenes, do we have a problem with that? meaning is the government saying we're not even looking at this? >> no, no. behind the scenes, the government doesn't have a problem with it. but it's a public relations and political problem. on the one hand, people do not care about whether e
>> we have the right technology. you never have enough people being able to do that. but we have no motivation for social reasons for political reaso reasons. we don't have the political will to do it. >> to do profiling or to do a closer watch of people's profiles? >> both. both. >> what is interesting to me, if i googled, you know, sailing lessons, new york city -- >> google follows you. >> google follows me. all of a sudden, i'll start getting ads from...
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the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. the little details. the little moments that make life truly amazing. that's why southwest worked hard on the little and big things to build a better in-flight experience featuring access to wi-fi, live tv, and updated cabins. getting there just got better. we are southwest. welcome aboard. >>> welcome back. the dow industrials recouping some of yesterday's massive loss. there's still certainly plenty of time to trade and anything can usually happen in these last few minutes. we've got a market up near the highs. >> i want to show you this chart. they do such great statistical research and everything. and bob pisani, are you going to show this chart? here it is. >> there it is. >> this is typically what's been happening lately in the last hour -- i mean, this is for the whole day, what the typical hour looks like of the s&p 500. and look at the last hour. that's when you'll see a lot of buying come in these days. that's when peo
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i like the names in the technology space. i don't know if you've seen this, but seems like there's been a little bit of change in the sentiment where you buy the dips. now it's sell into the rallies a little bit. >> jon najarian, how do you see things? you can talk about tech. the number of companies reporting, significant, for certain, texas instruments, amazon, qualcomm, netflix. >> yeah, i want to go back for one second. last week at this time, we were looking at the oil complex just being slaugtered. that is the opposite today. flip it around 180 degrees. all we needed was stabilization in crude oil which we seemingly got as we traded down to whatever the bottom was in the range for crude oil. as we did that, take a look at psx today. halliburton is contributing as well. but look at the stocks just being killed, throwing out baby with the bath water. we said watch those. as soon as you get stabilization in crude, you're going to see a jumpback rally in these. you saw it at the tail end of last week. that continues today,
i like the names in the technology space. i don't know if you've seen this, but seems like there's been a little bit of change in the sentiment where you buy the dips. now it's sell into the rallies a little bit. >> jon najarian, how do you see things? you can talk about tech. the number of companies reporting, significant, for certain, texas instruments, amazon, qualcomm, netflix. >> yeah, i want to go back for one second. last week at this time, we were looking at the oil complex...
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defensive growth, defensive growth, as you say, is health care, is tapels, parts of the media, parts of the technology space, as well, clearly defensive growth. and then the other part of the bar bell, we want to take advantage of some of those attractive valuations in equities and in europe. we would rather go into financials selectively and look at those insurance companies, those banks, as well, which is perhaps have sold off more in the market than the recent pullback and look at all of those companies which have improving or strong capital positions. and you end up looking at some of the german insurers and the swiss bank. they look pretty strong for us. >> jonathan, thanks very much for that. . >>> today is also worldwide -- in china, "worldwide exchange" in china day. i'm in hong kong because i've just spent the weekend at the china entrepreneur's club annual meeting of green companies in china. i've just come back from there and the china entrepreneur's club is a group 50, 51 of the leading ceos of the private companies. around $300 billion in revenue is what those combined companies have. one
defensive growth, defensive growth, as you say, is health care, is tapels, parts of the media, parts of the technology space, as well, clearly defensive growth. and then the other part of the bar bell, we want to take advantage of some of those attractive valuations in equities and in europe. we would rather go into financials selectively and look at those insurance companies, those banks, as well, which is perhaps have sold off more in the market than the recent pullback and look at all of...
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tomorrow we're going to get united technologies as well. another company company down tomorrow. we will get that worries me. ibm is the stock market today. that cracking on friday got a lot of people very alarmed. >> it's a bellwether perhaps. >> sue, apple has moved higher today. and it is currently trade iing stock is, of course, of 705 a share. >> tiler, that's a pretty staggering job. they were looking at 42.5 billion $s in revenue. and apple sold almost 48 million units. about 8% and eps 15 to 18 million units is where they expect it to come in. >> sue earlier mentioned the shares of microsoft getting a bit of a pop today something like 4% as the tech giant has got a new investor. what's the back story here? that's a little less than 1%. they are saying right now they will not get too involved unless they get unhappy with microsoft direction. pushing for changes there. they will have to see what happe happens. >> all right. thank you very much. sue down to you. take a look at that chart. josh is our trade detective on this one. as you said, more interestingly maybe is the s
tomorrow we're going to get united technologies as well. another company company down tomorrow. we will get that worries me. ibm is the stock market today. that cracking on friday got a lot of people very alarmed. >> it's a bellwether perhaps. >> sue, apple has moved higher today. and it is currently trade iing stock is, of course, of 705 a share. >> tiler, that's a pretty staggering job. they were looking at 42.5 billion $s in revenue. and apple sold almost 48 million units....
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now, i'm also a big fan of new technology. if we can do things better, we should. now we are at a cross roads where i have to admit i have some misgivings but, hey, technology aside, we're improving. there's going to be some significant changes to the way we calculate gdp starting in july which means the number we get about three months from today when we get our first look at second quarter gdp may be significantly bigger. now, i'd like to quote, and it's on cnbc.com today as well as in the financial times, something that was written by robin harding quoting one of the gentleman who sat the bur oh of economic analysis, brent moulton. here is what he said. we are carrying these major changes all of the way back in time, which for us means to 1929, so we are essentially rewriting economic history. now, you can see why i'm scratching my head a little bit. i guess, you know, when the government or any employee is going to tell us they're rewriting history, my issue is, is that it's tough to get your gps, first of all, and it comes at a time when we already don't have
now, i'm also a big fan of new technology. if we can do things better, we should. now we are at a cross roads where i have to admit i have some misgivings but, hey, technology aside, we're improving. there's going to be some significant changes to the way we calculate gdp starting in july which means the number we get about three months from today when we get our first look at second quarter gdp may be significantly bigger. now, i'd like to quote, and it's on cnbc.com today as well as in the...
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zap technology. departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn-- our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. bjorn earns unlimited rewards for his small business. take these bags to room 12 please. [ garth ] bjorn's small business earns double miles on every purchase every day. produce delivery. [ bjorn ] just put it on my spark card. [ garth ] why settle for less? ahh, oh! [ garth ] great businesses deserve unlimited rewards. here's your wake up call. [ male announcer ] get the spark business card from capital one and earn unlimited rewards. choose double miles or 2% cash back on every purchase every day. what's in your wallet? [ crows ] now where's the snooze button? >> companies that race against the clock to convince you they have what it takes to make it big. >> welcome everybody to the power pitch. where start-ups get 60 seconds to make their pit
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they're using very cutting edge technological tools to mine any of the data that they are able to pull from the first suspect who was killed early this morning. so his travel records, phone records, anything that they could look at, social security number to figure out who might be in the ever-expanding circle of people who knew him. these cutting edge tools would also look on the internet. did these individuals and this is a new thing that happened post-9/11 is that when you are confronted with a potential terrorism threat and knew the individual the first thing you did was go to social media, check on facebook, check on, you know, twitter. >> speak of twitter, the boston police department just tweeted an hour ago, an alert to the media not to disclose the tactical information to compromise officer safety with the homes that are being searched. there are a lot of crews up in boston and a lot of people covering this and a lot of risks in there. >> with the fact that the individuals had ieds with them overnight and were throwing them on to the street as police were chasing them suggest
they're using very cutting edge technological tools to mine any of the data that they are able to pull from the first suspect who was killed early this morning. so his travel records, phone records, anything that they could look at, social security number to figure out who might be in the ever-expanding circle of people who knew him. these cutting edge tools would also look on the internet. did these individuals and this is a new thing that happened post-9/11 is that when you are confronted...
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next week, a special episode for you with technology leaders changing today's economy. i'm giving them a seat at the table. >> trust is the new currency. >> trust is the new currency of the new economy. >> we'll bring that to you next week. have a great week, everyone. i'll see you next weekend. ♪ is its own reward. but there's nothing wrong with enjoying a little extra reward. ♪ that's why southwest built a better rapid rewards program with unlimited reward seats, no blackout dates, and points that don't expire. rewards that actually reward you. we are southwest. welcome aboard.
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technology. those test results are on their website. face.missed.gov. you can see how well the algorithms do in a variety of situations. a second reason is particularly right now there is no money for research or implementation. >> in this case, the quality of the images may have been an issue. the humans recognized the suspects but maybe there is not enough definition for the algorithms to pick it up? >> you're exactly right. speaker and fingerprint recognition and the like. the standard says you have to have 90 pixels of resolution between the two eyes. the pictures that i have been shown have had in the order of 12 pixels or 20 pixels between the eyes. far too little resolution for the algorithms to do any good. >> thank you for joining us, wayne. >> thank you very much. >> simon, before we go to the break, this is a very chilling picture. it was taken just moments before the bombing on monday and you can see 8-year-old martin richard, the boy who has become very much part of the face of this
technology. those test results are on their website. face.missed.gov. you can see how well the algorithms do in a variety of situations. a second reason is particularly right now there is no money for research or implementation. >> in this case, the quality of the images may have been an issue. the humans recognized the suspects but maybe there is not enough definition for the algorithms to pick it up? >> you're exactly right. speaker and fingerprint recognition and the like. the...
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energy technology companies? >> they did not even though this. they believe there is one, maybe two shale fields that are bigger or as big. they arelo em. >> i played that game. >> all right. >> you have got, obviously last night was a big show. tonight was kind of special. >> that's what she has done. she has taken the cash business. >> we live in a volatile world. >> look. this is a company thatou have to just listen to them on a broiler plate basis and recognize that they have tremendous momentum and momentum does not stop necessarily. >> i like kinder morgan partners. i want to talk about mlps for a second. if you get off the december welcome wealthy people in this country, what they own are master limited partnerships. it is a toll road. it is the jersey turnpike. >> it is kind of like guaranteed dividend growth. here is what rich did. he is taking those. remember all the stuff is where we don't need it. >> that's what rich knew. that's what he knew and that's why he keeps making money. >> he basically helped found enron. he got out. >> he k
energy technology companies? >> they did not even though this. they believe there is one, maybe two shale fields that are bigger or as big. they arelo em. >> i played that game. >> all right. >> you have got, obviously last night was a big show. tonight was kind of special. >> that's what she has done. she has taken the cash business. >> we live in a volatile world. >> look. this is a company thatou have to just listen to them on a broiler plate basis...
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this is food technology. the greatest technological advances in the country may very well have taken place in the oil industry, right? >> fracing. >> i was thinking you would go tang because that was nasa. >> we talk technology all of the time and we think silicon valley, but it's not. >> there's an article today in "the new york times" and i had rich kinder on, core labs, why? they map reservoirs and find there's a lot more oil and gas than you thought. american company, this is the kind of company, and it's the government. i find that when you look at halliburton. halliburton has pioneered everything from great sideways drilling to fracing fluid that tastes every bit as good as that mccafe that does not have the -- >> that is not true. the fracing fluid does not taste as good as the smoothie. >> the hibiscus taste, had i cut the fracing fluid with belvedere. >> tequila! >> then we'd never -- i'd become an alcoholic fracing fluid plus cuervo. >> fracing fluid from tequila. that will wake you up every morning
this is food technology. the greatest technological advances in the country may very well have taken place in the oil industry, right? >> fracing. >> i was thinking you would go tang because that was nasa. >> we talk technology all of the time and we think silicon valley, but it's not. >> there's an article today in "the new york times" and i had rich kinder on, core labs, why? they map reservoirs and find there's a lot more oil and gas than you thought....
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security monitoring technology equipment. ingersoll rand, they have a security business set to be spun off frits parent late this year. also iris identification technology, stanley black & decker is a leader in that space. most security stocks, maria, underperforming in the s&p 500 last week. many lagging because of concerns about sequestration. but today watching that group closely, they are mixed. back to you. >> thank you so much, jack. we'll be watching that. >>> boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev was charged today with using a weapon of mass destruction. he's reportedly communicating now with investigators. he hadn't been before. even though he has not been read his miranda rights because the government invoked a public safety exception which permits law enforcement to engage in a limited and focused interrogation. joining me now for more on these developments is kent schafer, criminal defense attorney with buyers, schafer and deboard. god to s good to see you, sir. >> thank you. good afternoon. >> what's your take
security monitoring technology equipment. ingersoll rand, they have a security business set to be spun off frits parent late this year. also iris identification technology, stanley black & decker is a leader in that space. most security stocks, maria, underperforming in the s&p 500 last week. many lagging because of concerns about sequestration. but today watching that group closely, they are mixed. back to you. >> thank you so much, jack. we'll be watching that. >>>...
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the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. [ construction sounds ] ♪ [ watch ticking ] [ engine revs ] come in. ♪ got the coffee. that was fast. we're outta here. ♪ [ engine revs ] ♪ >>> yahoo! is out with earnings after the bell tonight. the street looking for a gain of 24 cents, revenues of 1.1 bill chron. ahead of the news of yahoo! slightly lower, but it's had a pretty good run. jon fortt is in san jose about what we've been watching for. hi, general. >> here's the thing with the yahoo! quarter, display or brand ads been in at serious slump. down year over year for six quarters. meanwhile, the search has been growing for the last four quarters despite the fact that microsoft has had trouble get -- last quarter it was 35 -- so for yahoo! to deliver this quarter, a couple things have to happen, it boosted engagement for display ads. guidance is critical, because they run into tough you are growth. >>> jon, stay there. let us envelope you, if we may in the powe
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we can say that about a lot of stocks, particularly technology. >> what price do you get interested? >> we were all talking offline that, what does it hurt to have the company report and if it goes up $10, $15, what would it hurt to buy it at that point once you have an understanding where margins are? what the product cycle is going to look like? what the company's goal is for their cash distribution. >> the guy said $375 was an entry point. >> if you like it at $375 start buying it at $395. >> that's the wrong conversation. the right conversation is what news do you want to hear. i would rather pay up for it, if apple comes out in the middle of the quarter and guy is higher, i'll pay higher. >> if $50 is the earnings for next year, you put a ten multiple on it, you're at $500 next year. the stock won't go much lower. if you believe in that $50 number, right near the $395 range you have to say, ten times is the bottom line. >> i think we can talk apple all show every day, day over day, however, the major indexes are on track to the biggest weekly drop of the year. are the recent dec
we can say that about a lot of stocks, particularly technology. >> what price do you get interested? >> we were all talking offline that, what does it hurt to have the company report and if it goes up $10, $15, what would it hurt to buy it at that point once you have an understanding where margins are? what the product cycle is going to look like? what the company's goal is for their cash distribution. >> the guy said $375 was an entry point. >> if you like it at $375...
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in particular, and the fall in apple and the fact that everybody is saying that the technology market per se is really going to struggle without the leadership of a. do you think that that's correct, or has the market factored in the fact that maybe apple is just turning a bit you? know, longer term it may be fine, but it's time had come for a retrenchment. >> well, i think the markets have taken that into account somewhat, but i will plug my show "futures now." >> absolutely. >> talking about that subject today and one of the traders and strategists today saying they thought the technology markets, the nasdaq, could continue to go lower. you have the trifecta there that we just talked about, apple going lower and a mix of companies that haven't really done that well. we've seen 72% of companies actually beating in terms of their earnings, but in the tech space i don't think the number has really been that strong, so our traders today say they were shorting the nasdaq, and our gentleman that was from morgan stanley, he was saying he was looking for the markets to actually increase lon
in particular, and the fall in apple and the fact that everybody is saying that the technology market per se is really going to struggle without the leadership of a. do you think that that's correct, or has the market factored in the fact that maybe apple is just turning a bit you? know, longer term it may be fine, but it's time had come for a retrenchment. >> well, i think the markets have taken that into account somewhat, but i will plug my show "futures now." >>...
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so technology has enhanced the law enforcement capability.surv. so technology has enhanced the law enforcement capability.urve. so technology has enhanced the law enforcement capability. >> does the type of of twice used give you any indication of what type of group might be involved in the incident? >> no it doesn't. because i've heard people ask the question about does it because it's a very sophisticated device, does that mean it's a less sophisticated group. it might be an have had that doesn individual that doesn't have the capability to produce them or may want to stay under the radar screen. get a hold of components that would not raise alarms. we have a pretty good system in the united states between law enforcement and private sector to report on suspicious people. so you don't want to jump to that conclusion. but the device was lethal and i think that's really what is key. >> let me just go back to the issue of this face. they have the face but not the name. they will try to identify this guy. a, is that called a person of interest, or i
so technology has enhanced the law enforcement capability.surv. so technology has enhanced the law enforcement capability.urve. so technology has enhanced the law enforcement capability. >> does the type of of twice used give you any indication of what type of group might be involved in the incident? >> no it doesn't. because i've heard people ask the question about does it because it's a very sophisticated device, does that mean it's a less sophisticated group. it might be an have...
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zap technology. departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn-- our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> if you're just joining us, if you haven't heard yet the senate failed to advance the portion of the gun control measure that would require background checks. they needed the 60 votes. they got 54 votes on that. president obama will be hosting a news conference at 5:30 eastern time on the gun control measure. and "fast money" will take us live to that. stay tuned for that. michelle? >> bill, the latest from boston is the authorities have solid leads but as of now, no arrest. joining us is clint van zandt. he's a former hostage negotiator. he worked on many cases from the oklahoma city bombings to the unabomber. >> welcome back. >> good to be with you. >> based on everything we know about the bomb that was used, what kind of person did this? >
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being led lower by financials, technology, and energy. all of those spiders are lower by more than 2%. here's the financial spider getting weaker and weaker throughout the session. ditto, same intraday pattern for the technology, lower by more than 2%, and energy is lower, holy smokes, 2.75% for the xle. which brings us to crude, lower by 2.66%. down more than two bucks. bk, while we were sitting here, you sold brent. >> yes, i sold july brent about two minutes ago. and i was shorted yesterday. i covered it just about these prices. i wanted to get back in. so if you look at the inventory numbers today from the u.s., we had gasoline demand down, we've had production at highs since 1992. so you can go with the commodity oversupply story, but if demand isn't there, this is going to be that perfect storm -- >> you marked the low in the session. it just rebounded. >> there we go. >> copper down over 3%, falling to the lowest level in a year and a half. let's get to jackie deangeles. >> hey, good afternoon. copper is just one of the commodities
being led lower by financials, technology, and energy. all of those spiders are lower by more than 2%. here's the financial spider getting weaker and weaker throughout the session. ditto, same intraday pattern for the technology, lower by more than 2%, and energy is lower, holy smokes, 2.75% for the xle. which brings us to crude, lower by 2.66%. down more than two bucks. bk, while we were sitting here, you sold brent. >> yes, i sold july brent about two minutes ago. and i was shorted...
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the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >> in today's yahoo! finance question of the today we asked you how you feel about the decision to block gun control legislation. 47% say they agree with the decision. so the majority, 27% say that they are outraged. 26% say that it is typical of washington politics. inaccurate for me to say, perhaps, that that is the majority. let's see what is coming up on street signs. >> absolutely. top of the hour as you have just been talking about. we have a guest on the show who says by the gun makers, a very interesting comment from him. and also the one and only jim kramler be joining us on the show. and twitter getting into the music wars. our guests say see it as an opportunity for everyone. we will dig into that as
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zap technology. departure. hertz gold plus rewards also offers ereturn-- our fastest way to return your car. just note your mileage and zap ! you're outta there ! we'll e-mail your receipt in a flash, too. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. >>> welcome back to squawk. let's get down to the new york stock exchange and jim cramer. >> good morning, jim. >> lots to talk about. we account talk about boston and the impact on the market. i would love to hear your view on the psychology there, but also coca cola there. goldman sachs, j&j, we had good numbers. >> coca-cola doesn't have to say anything positive and people absolutely lap it up as they've done for all of the consumer products company and everies single one whereas, goldman sachs they just put a single boilerplate line about what everybody knows which is the macro environment and you're supposed to throw the stock out. i think that is a mistake, and i think the book value is for real. j & j is blessed. he's making it better. j
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the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. >>> stocks still lower ton day with ten minutes left in this trading session. the s&p is down nearly 3% on the week. >> but bob kaiser from s&p capital iq says his firm is actually raising its year-end target for the index t 1650. >> wow. >> that's 100 points away. let's get his take. bob kaiser is right on with me along with jeff cox from cnbc.com. guys, good to have you sohis up weekas not rattled you, bob? >> no, not at all. as a matter of fact, if you think about what triggered the sell-off in stocks this week, it was gold. gold affected the market out of left field this week. we're down about $200 from where gold was trading a week ago. >> so? >> it injected volatility in the market. gold was propped up, we believe, for a long time by two things. one was high sovereign credit risk. >> fear that europe was going to default? >> exactly. that deflated all year, really, since the ecb announced open market transactions. and the
the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. >>> stocks still lower ton day with ten minutes left in this trading session. the s&p is down nearly 3% on the week. >> but bob kaiser from s&p capital iq says his firm is actually raising its year-end target for the index t 1650. >> wow. >> that's 100 points away. let's get his take. bob kaiser is right on with me along with jeff cox...
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the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. >>> more breaking news from boston. he's sue herrera with details. >> bill, we mentioned before, this story continues to develop and change. just last half hour, we showed you the footage of the courth being evacuated. well, a federal official tells nbc's pete williams that that evacuation was triggered by an unrelated bomb threat at the courthouse in boston. also, in addition to that, pete williams reports so far, no arrests and no one has been brought to court. federal officials telling pete williams once again that that evacuation was due to a bomb threat, but it is not related to the terror incident that occurred in boston several days ago. continues to change, bill. we'll keep you posted. >> just one of those days, sue. thanks. let's talk about how the markets have been affected by the news today. >> joining us now is our own jeff cox and joe greco of meridian equity partners from the new york stock exchange as well. hi, g
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two of the biggest names in technology posted results within the past hour. josh lipton rounding up the day's movers and shakers. josh? >> hey, there, maria. yeah, lots of companies releasing earnings reports. coca-cola tops wall street estimates by a penny. also reporting a deal to unload distribution territory to five independent u.s. bottlers. johnson & johnson also in the green, reported better than expected first quarter earnings. growth for newer medicines for cancer, hepatitis "c," and blood clots. the stock hitting a record high, up some 19% just this year. or on the other hand, goldman sachs reports and beats the high end of analysts' expectations with, so why the selling today? jeff hart said the beat was private equity driven. the market doesn't give a lot of credit for that, hard to sustain, he says. finally, two tech names we want to mention. one is yahoo! which is getting slammed in the after-hours. the company beat on the bottom line, but second quarter guidance looks light, and steep decline in ad revenue scaring investors. and intel reporting
two of the biggest names in technology posted results within the past hour. josh lipton rounding up the day's movers and shakers. josh? >> hey, there, maria. yeah, lots of companies releasing earnings reports. coca-cola tops wall street estimates by a penny. also reporting a deal to unload distribution territory to five independent u.s. bottlers. johnson & johnson also in the green, reported better than expected first quarter earnings. growth for newer medicines for cancer, hepatitis...
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proprietary technology in a growth business, which is oil. this is not a company that is cutthroat against halliburton, baker hughes. it's the one that everybody uses. david demshur, president and ceo of core labs. clb going higher. >> coming up, home grown? the stock may be a newcomer, but you'll recognize the brands behind realogy holdings. from coldwell banker to century 21, they're synonymous with real estate. as housing starts hit their best levels in nearly five years, can this company capitalize? cramer conducts an open house with the ceo just ahead. >>> after another really tough session the markets are growing more and more volatile by the day. can we just take a breath for a moment and remember that despite all the worries there are still parts of this economy that are going strong? like housing, a totally domestic industry. not france, not germany, not socgen. that's not going to be drilled by european woes or a chinese slowdown. they have nothing to do with each other. the housing comeback is still with us, as we know from yesterd
proprietary technology in a growth business, which is oil. this is not a company that is cutthroat against halliburton, baker hughes. it's the one that everybody uses. david demshur, president and ceo of core labs. clb going higher. >> coming up, home grown? the stock may be a newcomer, but you'll recognize the brands behind realogy holdings. from coldwell banker to century 21, they're synonymous with real estate. as housing starts hit their best levels in nearly five years, can this...
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. >>> a mixed bag for earnings in the technology space on both sides of the atlantic. we'll take a look at the winners and losers. intel and yahoo! all unveiling numbers. we'll be right back. stay with us. welcnew york state, where cutting taxes for families and businesses is our business. we've reduced taxes and lowered costs to save businesses more than two billion dollars to grow jobs, cut middle class income taxes to the lowest rate in sixty years, and we're creating tax free zones for business startups. the new new york is working creating tens of thousands of new businesses, and we're just getting started. to grow or start your business visit thenewny.com lets you jump backwards and forwards in time to capture the perfect shot. blackberry z10 with time shift. built to keep you moving. see it in action at blackberry.com/z10 >>> welcome back to the program. there you are looking at sarah ferguson. one of the many guests attending the funeral today in london for margaret thatcher. more than 2,000 guests are expected at st. paul's cathedral just up the road from our
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the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. >>> i've been dying to find out who won. we had a tie here. and by a slim margin, like one vote, literally, b.k. won. >> yay! >> at the end of the day, b.k. won. >> there's always another street fight, you'll have your opportunity tomorrow. >> i like the way you're trying to point out it was just -- >> slim margin. slim margin. >> just a little. >> you were close. next time, keep trying. >> hit the final trade here. keith? >> i like consumption, starwood, h.o.t. long. >> tim? >> the mexican consumer, eww. >> b.k.? >> i would sell the german consumer ewg. >> guy? >> this linkedin has mojo. lnkd. >> i'm melissa lee. see you tomorrow again here at 5:00 for more "fast." don't go anywhere, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> i'm jim cramer. and welcome to my world. >> you need to get in the game! they're going to go out of business and he's nuts! they're nuts! they know nothing! >> i always like to say there is a bull
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>> well, the oil is being produced through technology in advances in technology. and the companies that have that technology on board, those skills, they're going to get more out than the last guy. the people that we brought in are very smart, a family that's been in the business for years. they didn't have to deal in stock so they're making a bet on their own. >> how about utica? you've been able to amass a pretty good position. when we were in utica, we were with clemmen, previous ceo and he stumbled on what he thought would be an oily area and turned out to be natural gas. i know you've got some wells coming due right now. how does it look, more oil and gas? >> it looks great. >> it does. >> it looks more oil than gas but there is some gas there. so we'll have to build the infrastructure to get oall of te product offsite. >> when i read through the financials and conference calls, you want to do it your way, which i know builds up great value. but you'll also be outspending your current cash flow. so you'll have to make a series of disposals in order to make th
>> well, the oil is being produced through technology in advances in technology. and the companies that have that technology on board, those skills, they're going to get more out than the last guy. the people that we brought in are very smart, a family that's been in the business for years. they didn't have to deal in stock so they're making a bet on their own. >> how about utica? you've been able to amass a pretty good position. when we were in utica, we were with clemmen, previous...
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we had tremendous weakness when it comes to energy, technology, financials. steve, what did you make of the action today? >> we stopped really at the 50-day moving average in the s&p cash. but what we did have pressure on is what we've deny talking about. utilities, those staple stocks. if you look a dominion, s.o. southern, mcdonald's. those are names where people are hiding until they know whether or not it's safe to get back in the market place. >> dan? >> you mentioned technology. here's one. apple was down closing a new 52-week low. this is a name that has by f bifurcated from the market. in a week we're going to get massive earnings from google, ibm tonight. these are cyclical names so they're not setting up that well right now. so, you know, i think you have to avoid some of these things. especially a name like google that saw heavy inflows from all this apple weakness. if you don't think people will have their eyes there, you have to be careful. >> gold got no bid whatsoever. it was higher earlier in the session. turned and finished the day up by just
we had tremendous weakness when it comes to energy, technology, financials. steve, what did you make of the action today? >> we stopped really at the 50-day moving average in the s&p cash. but what we did have pressure on is what we've deny talking about. utilities, those staple stocks. if you look a dominion, s.o. southern, mcdonald's. those are names where people are hiding until they know whether or not it's safe to get back in the market place. >> dan? >> you mentioned...
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. >> so basically light across all three of these major technology companies. what does that tell you about the broader market here and the broader economy? >> that's got to be really worrisome. when you're four years into an economic recovery and the biggest and best companies in the country cannot manage significant revenue growth, it tells you just how weak the underlying pace is. and from a broader perspective, it does make me worried that the big rally we had in the first quarter was somewhat not fundamentallpp see the broader economic numbers start to turn around. i want to see good signs in next week's gdp number, that there's momentum in the second quarter. most of all, i would love to see payrolls for april come in somewhere close where the market thinks, which is 150,000. right now, the kind of stuff i'm seeing from claims, from the weekly data, where fr what the stock markets are telling me, i think we need to be prepared for more disappointments on the macro economy side for the next few weeks. >> heather hughes, do you like technology? obviously an
. >> so basically light across all three of these major technology companies. what does that tell you about the broader market here and the broader economy? >> that's got to be really worrisome. when you're four years into an economic recovery and the biggest and best companies in the country cannot manage significant revenue growth, it tells you just how weak the underlying pace is. and from a broader perspective, it does make me worried that the big rally we had in the first...
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those got the public subsidies had more accidents, less technological advances. that's what happens when politics gets involved. so if government wants to do basically it, feen. let private investors take the real risk. >> fracking, by the way. >> we have to lean towards subsidy investments. there is no question there is some role. >> there was one man in there who made fracking possible. george mitchell from texas, all the engineers told him, including governor engineer, you couldn't do it. he's the one that pushed it and made it happen. >> i want to say, i know we have to get out. i know there is not one transformtive economic phenomenon in our or any advanced technology that doesn't have government's footprints on it at least at the beginning. >> the model came out of the department of energy, wow. electricity, same thing. >> that's it. no one denies government should have schools, should have roads, all that. >> student: that's there. that's a huge fingerprint. but this is not the proper role where government should be in. fisker, cylindra. >> you can talk ab
those got the public subsidies had more accidents, less technological advances. that's what happens when politics gets involved. so if government wants to do basically it, feen. let private investors take the real risk. >> fracking, by the way. >> we have to lean towards subsidy investments. there is no question there is some role. >> there was one man in there who made fracking possible. george mitchell from texas, all the engineers told him, including governor engineer, you...
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you have no expectation of privacy in the public place, the more technology we use, the better we will be able to combat terrorism. if not for the cameras in this case, we never would have found out who was involved. my question is, who was the fbi agent who identified these originally? who interviewed them? why did it take the public to identify who they were? >> why do you think that is? >> that's a question that needs to be answered. we need to find out who was the fbi agent, was he in boston? when those pictures appeared, why didn't he say, i know those people, i interviewed them. >> on top of that, it was, in fact, the public surveillance, whether it was department stores or whatever that enabled people to find these guys before they hit again. that's the way i look at it. before they hit again. >> without those public cameras, we would be looking. >> you agree, this is a necessary part of modern life as we wage war against those who waged war against us? >> absolutely. i remember we put cameras in the housing developments for the first time, the aclu complained about it. the trut
you have no expectation of privacy in the public place, the more technology we use, the better we will be able to combat terrorism. if not for the cameras in this case, we never would have found out who was involved. my question is, who was the fbi agent who identified these originally? who interviewed them? why did it take the public to identify who they were? >> why do you think that is? >> that's a question that needs to be answered. we need to find out who was the fbi agent, was...
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technology doing better. health care, consumer staples all up. a modestly upward push to the market. still doesn't seem to be a lot of direction. look at house ing. very disappointed in the existing hope sales number for march we got out this morning. building materials are doing really well. boise cascade, big wood products. knocked the cover off the ball. said wood product demand is strong as the housing market continues to get better. one number good, another number not so good in the earnings season and in the economic reports. move on and show you some of the multiindustry companies. a lot of big nachls reporting tomorrow. illinois tool works, ingersoll rand. ge reported on friday. still down. textron, still down. a $29 stock a few days ago. a little concerns overall about the earnings outlook. finally, maria, something unusual. canadian national railways just reported their earnings. they were supposed to report after the bell. suddenly i don't know why it came out. just a little proud here. $1.30 is what they have. i'll check to see if tha
technology doing better. health care, consumer staples all up. a modestly upward push to the market. still doesn't seem to be a lot of direction. look at house ing. very disappointed in the existing hope sales number for march we got out this morning. building materials are doing really well. boise cascade, big wood products. knocked the cover off the ball. said wood product demand is strong as the housing market continues to get better. one number good, another number not so good in the...
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the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers families need. siemens. answers. >>> we are asking everyone to shelter in place for the time being, not to leave their homes. if they see something suspicious, other than a police officer coming to their door, they should call 911 immediately. >> now, those were local authorities speaking earlier in a press conference at about 4:30 local time in watertown, massachusetts. this follows an extraordinary series of events that began at about 10:00 p.m. in cambridge, massachusetts, last night. that's again local time in which two suspects we can now say are the same two suspects in the boston marathon bombing on monday were involved in an incident that involved an armed robbery, a car jacking, the death of an m.i.t. campus official. m.i.t. is now shut for classes today. after this incident, the entire scene moved to watertown, massachusetts, nearby where there was a series of events there which authorities were trying to describe this morning involving gunshots, inv
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i'm a little bit heavier in health care, probably about flat in technology. but consumer staples and health care are two of those defensive sectors that i think leave you in a little bit better stead. i'm heavier in industrials, a little bit lighter in financials. this is a defensive portfolio that i think, you know, blue chips with good dividends make a lot of sense right now. >> at the same time, michael, you know, your stock picks make me scratch my head because if it's such a defensive portfolio, why are you getting into something more levered to the consumer and to the economy being fedex and yum brands? >> well, i'm so glad you asked me, i always -- i always try to hit them where they ain't. and these are two stocks people don't like right now. they're worried about avian flu, they're worried about some of the politics, of course, with yum brands and kentucky fried chicken in china. huge amount of the growth in china. i think that's a short-term story. and i think that the long-term story is really fabulous for yum, particularly in asia and the growth.
i'm a little bit heavier in health care, probably about flat in technology. but consumer staples and health care are two of those defensive sectors that i think leave you in a little bit better stead. i'm heavier in industrials, a little bit lighter in financials. this is a defensive portfolio that i think, you know, blue chips with good dividends make a lot of sense right now. >> at the same time, michael, you know, your stock picks make me scratch my head because if it's such a...
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and can you get something that could be bigger than what you already have and we all know that with technology you can get more out of the old fields, but this is brand new stuff. >> well, what we are doing is the wise seismics that we have been doing -- >> what? >> wise athemmic seismic, and we have done it on the shelf, and we have joined with apache on some of the fields and you look for the big discoveries under salt. you think about this, if you want to hide a big oil under it is under salt. >> how deep? >> 15,000 to 20,000 are the primary targets. >> when you talk about, you are not a huge oil company, but this is the kind of thing that i would expect a huge oil company to do, and if we have things like happened with nick moran where, or davie jones to hit some dry holes how could you be put in a damaging position by this kind of thing? >> well, the wells that we are drill i drilling are $30 million or $40 million, and we have 30%, and the one exxon is $30 million and done the first two, and the risk/reward is high and the reason they are there and while they are good sizes for us, 30 to
and can you get something that could be bigger than what you already have and we all know that with technology you can get more out of the old fields, but this is brand new stuff. >> well, what we are doing is the wise seismics that we have been doing -- >> what? >> wise athemmic seismic, and we have done it on the shelf, and we have joined with apache on some of the fields and you look for the big discoveries under salt. you think about this, if you want to hide a big oil...
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how many of these new products are literally made by -- we have a lot out here, by technology that didn't exist before and how much share are you taking and business doing because of innovation? >> you know, jim, innovation is what it's all about. i was just in china and korea, we've got a new global innovation center in korea where we've got people from all over the world inventing new products, and it takes a lot of technology to make a diaper that doesn't leak or to make a facial tissue that's really soft. and we're also trying to be really innovative in how we market. so new digital marketing techniques, whether it's facebook apps or things we can do to communicate with moms digitally around the world is really driving our business today. >> and one of the things, tom, in your conference call, you said, look, we have premium diaper innovation launching in the second quarter. what i felt when i read that, look, whatever you see in front of you is going to get better, and every time you seem to innovate, you seem to make a step function in sales. >> well, you know, jim, one of the great
how many of these new products are literally made by -- we have a lot out here, by technology that didn't exist before and how much share are you taking and business doing because of innovation? >> you know, jim, innovation is what it's all about. i was just in china and korea, we've got a new global innovation center in korea where we've got people from all over the world inventing new products, and it takes a lot of technology to make a diaper that doesn't leak or to make a facial...
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and it takes a lot of technology to make a diaper that doesn't leak or to make a facial tissue that's really soft. and we're also trying to be really innovative in how we market. so new marketing techniques, whether it's facebook apps or things we can do to communicate with moms contingent tally around the world is really driving our business today. >> and one of the things, tom, in your conference call, you said, look, we have premium diaper innovation launching in the second quarter. what i felt when i read that, look, whatever you see in front of you is going to get better, and every time you see the innovate, you seem to make a step function in sales. >> well, you know, jim, one of the great things about our business, there are babies being born every day. and the universal insight around the world is that moms want the very best product for their baby. and so you have got to continually be innovating because there -- you've got babies leaving the category, you've got babies coming into the category every day. and so we know, we've got to get out of bed every morning, coming to wo
and it takes a lot of technology to make a diaper that doesn't leak or to make a facial tissue that's really soft. and we're also trying to be really innovative in how we market. so new marketing techniques, whether it's facebook apps or things we can do to communicate with moms contingent tally around the world is really driving our business today. >> and one of the things, tom, in your conference call, you said, look, we have premium diaper innovation launching in the second quarter....
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travelers in united technologies. the numbers, instant analysis and hopefully, brian, we'll have pants. all of that right after the break. [ penélope ] i found the best cafe in the world. nespresso. where there is an espresso to match my every mood. ♪ where just one touch creates the perfect coffee. where every cappuccino and latte is made at home. and where i can have exactly what i desire. ♪ nespresso. what else? ♪ lets you jump backwards and forwards in time to capture the perfect shot. blackberry z10 with time shift. built to keep you moving. see it in action at blackberry.com/z10 >> welcome back, everybody. we are in the chairs. yes, brian has put his pants on. we are watching for s.e.c. adas to hit the east coast. they are due to hit in big numbers this year. national geographic had a story out this morning that talked about why they come out on 13-or 17-year cycles. >> i haven't spent much time. >> soil ph? >> it's in their dna. this is the survival of the fittest. the one withes that came out every year
travelers in united technologies. the numbers, instant analysis and hopefully, brian, we'll have pants. all of that right after the break. [ penélope ] i found the best cafe in the world. nespresso. where there is an espresso to match my every mood. ♪ where just one touch creates the perfect coffee. where every cappuccino and latte is made at home. and where i can have exactly what i desire. ♪ nespresso. what else? ♪ lets you jump backwards and forwards in time to capture the perfect...
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bny mellon. >>> shares are dragging basically all of technology down. alex gana is a managing director with jmp securities. he joins us on the news line this morning. thanks for coming to the phone. >> thank you ch it feels like it's trying to find legs here. what is your very near term view? >> i think the problem for apple today is we have a major component provider cirrus talking about inventory build and guiding down pretty hard for the forward quarter. they are intensifying competition. i'm not sure you're going to get a lot of near-term relief from apple. >> are they telling you anything you didn't already know or suspect, alex? >> i think the magnitude is worse than what people were thinking. because i think you're absolutely right. people were braced for a poor seasonal quarter. but the magnitude coupled with the success that samsung has in the market. it has investors nervous on this stock. >> it's amazing to look at the year to dlat losses on apple. 20 plus per cent. it's just a fluke of the calendar, perhaps. can they work their way out of th
bny mellon. >>> shares are dragging basically all of technology down. alex gana is a managing director with jmp securities. he joins us on the news line this morning. thanks for coming to the phone. >> thank you ch it feels like it's trying to find legs here. what is your very near term view? >> i think the problem for apple today is we have a major component provider cirrus talking about inventory build and guiding down pretty hard for the forward quarter. they are...
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and we've got third quarter numbers from hgl technologies. producer inflation data coming out of south korea. >> earlier, we asked is the dip in gold prices an opportunity to buy the pressure metal or are the freeing the market? aaron in chicago tweeted in to say, gold bugs are forever. i'm not sure that's an answer. >> that's for christmas. >>. >> here is another one, i can't think of anything in recent history that's so silly and stupid, full of hype and baloney. continue to send us your thoughts. [singing] hoveround takes me where i wanna go... where will it send me... one call to hoveround and you'll be singing too! pick up the phone and call hoveround, the premier power chair. hoveround makes it easier than any other power chair. hoveround is more maneuverable to get you through the tightest doors and hallways. more reliable. hoveround employees build your chair, deliver your chair, and will service your chair for as long as you own your chair. most importantly, 9 out of 10 people got their hoveround for little or no cost. call now for y
and we've got third quarter numbers from hgl technologies. producer inflation data coming out of south korea. >> earlier, we asked is the dip in gold prices an opportunity to buy the pressure metal or are the freeing the market? aaron in chicago tweeted in to say, gold bugs are forever. i'm not sure that's an answer. >> that's for christmas. >>. >> here is another one, i can't think of anything in recent history that's so silly and stupid, full of hype and baloney....
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and in technology industry, more than in any other industry, six months is a lifetime. so if you get hurt by six months or a year, you are hurt deeply. >> you think this came back to hurt intel. amd is under $2 billion company at this point. intel is over 100 billion. it would be doing better? >> that's an interesting theory i have which is a strong opinion after ten years of battling intel is that the companies that have done unfair practices in the business have been hurt even more over the long run. >> because they are focusing on the competition rather than focusing on what they should be doing in r & d themselves? >> exactly. one of the things i talk about in the book that i think is very interesting is we adopted a business strategy that's quite different from other companies and we said we're going to focus on the customer and if we could really get in bed with the customer so deeply entrenched and understand what they want and need, who cares what competition does. we'll understand the customer better. intel and microsoft focus internally on competing and trying
and in technology industry, more than in any other industry, six months is a lifetime. so if you get hurt by six months or a year, you are hurt deeply. >> you think this came back to hurt intel. amd is under $2 billion company at this point. intel is over 100 billion. it would be doing better? >> that's an interesting theory i have which is a strong opinion after ten years of battling intel is that the companies that have done unfair practices in the business have been hurt even...
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technology stops. it will probably outperform the most defensive names. a lot of money is going into defensive names. as interest rays go up, as confidence returns, money will move from that part of the market towards more agretsive aims. but if you go for that long-term perspective, then it's worst being over the growth areas of the markets. >> david, always good to talk with you. thank you so much for the time. we'll talk to you soon. >> thank you. >> teches are lower today after reports from microsoft, ibm and google. google expected to hit 14.2 billion. mark mahaney rates google ads an outperform. he joins us from san francisco this morning. good to have you back. >> good to be here, carl. >> we'll get a lot of information of the names we mentioned. what is the most important? >> the igest issue is the concern that mobile internet usage, which is the mundmental biggest trend is the stocks traded up as cpcs improve. if they improve this quarter, the stocks should trade up. that's the key number. >> we were looking at a slew of price target increases a
technology stops. it will probably outperform the most defensive names. a lot of money is going into defensive names. as interest rays go up, as confidence returns, money will move from that part of the market towards more agretsive aims. but if you go for that long-term perspective, then it's worst being over the growth areas of the markets. >> david, always good to talk with you. thank you so much for the time. we'll talk to you soon. >> thank you. >> teches are lower today...
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dupont, travelers and united technology. we'll hear from coach, delta air lines, lockheed martin, us airways and sweet row. and, of course, apple, at&t and yum brands after the close. we've talked about airlines, let's get back to ray in the idle. do you want to start with delta? what do you expect to hear as we roll into earnings season today? >> well, basically, the first quarter is the worst quarter for airlines historically. the airlines should make some marginal profitability, but they have had negatively affected in the first quarter by more severe weather than usual. so we're not going to see a lot of earnings for the airlines the first quarter. it's more important looking into the future the second and third quarter, the heavier travel periods. and in the second quarter, of course, we've got this major uncertainty regarding the budget crisis. >> exactly. and before we get into that, we're also going to hear from the likes of united continental after that merger. and wa do you expect? this is a little later in the wee
dupont, travelers and united technology. we'll hear from coach, delta air lines, lockheed martin, us airways and sweet row. and, of course, apple, at&t and yum brands after the close. we've talked about airlines, let's get back to ray in the idle. do you want to start with delta? what do you expect to hear as we roll into earnings season today? >> well, basically, the first quarter is the worst quarter for airlines historically. the airlines should make some marginal profitability,...
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zap technology. arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so, it's no surprise to you that companies depend on today's xerox for services that simplify how work gets done. which is...pretty much what we've always stood for. with xerox, you're ready for real business. >>> you're looking at a live shot of the white house briefing room where the president is scheduled to speak on the boston bombings in just a few minutes time. when he comes to the podium we'll take that live. we're also watching laguardia airport in new york city where the central terminal has been evacuated due to a suspicious package. somethi
zap technology. arrival. with hertz gold plus rewards, you skip the counters, the lines, and the paperwork. zap. it's our fastest and easiest way to get you into your car. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so, it's no surprise to you that...